The World's Great SpeechesLewis Copeland Garden City Publishing Company, 1942 - 738 páginas |
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... speech in this House imputed as a crime . But the imputation shall not discourage me . It is a liberty I mean to ... speech on Concilia- tion with America , delivered in the House of Commons in 1775 , and his speech against Warren ...
... speech in this House imputed as a crime . But the imputation shall not discourage me . It is a liberty I mean to ... speech on Concilia- tion with America , delivered in the House of Commons in 1775 , and his speech against Warren ...
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... speech of last year was full of reforms in words , and in words only ; but this speech contains the great leading features of all the salutary reforms the country wants ; and if they are worked out fairly and honestly in detail , I am ...
... speech of last year was full of reforms in words , and in words only ; but this speech contains the great leading features of all the salutary reforms the country wants ; and if they are worked out fairly and honestly in detail , I am ...
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... speech was denied to me . Again and again I have attempted to address audiences that , for no other crime than that of free speech , visited me with all manner of contumelious epithets ; and now since I have been in England , although I ...
... speech was denied to me . Again and again I have attempted to address audiences that , for no other crime than that of free speech , visited me with all manner of contumelious epithets ; and now since I have been in England , although I ...
Contenido
Greece and Rome | 3 |
DEMOSTHENES | 11 |
CATO THE ELDER | 30 |
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